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Accessible Summary Robert Martin has probably done more for the rights of people with learning difficulties than anyone else. He has been a leader in the self advocacy movement for 25 years. He travels all over the world talking about his work. He is now working on the rights of people with learning difficulties and disabled people with the UN (United Nations).
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